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The Art Gallery of Ballarat (more info)

This gallery was the first provincial art gallery in Australia. On the website you find information about the collection at the gallery, programs and services available to the public.

Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery (more info)

Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery is the oldest regional art gallery in Queensland and holds significant collections of historic European and Oriental artworks and contemporary Australian art and craft.

Tweed River Art Gallery (more info)

Housed in a large modern purpose-built facility, the gallery has 6 exhibition spaces, a gallery shop and a cafe. Exhibitions in the four temporary exhibition spaces change approximately every 6 weeks. Full details are available on the website.

Wagga Wagga Art Gallery (more info)

Facilities include large temporary exhibition spaces, a Community Gallery for work by local artists, an artist in residence studio and a stand-alone gallery to exhibit the National Art Glass Collection.

Waverley Library (more info)

The Waverley Library website provides information about library services, community information, what's on, children's events and activities, and history and heritage resources and events.

Western Australian Museum (more info)

The Western Australian Museum provides an insight into Western Australia's history and environment by offering a wide range of permanent and travelling exhibitions. The website includes information about branches of the museum at Albany, Geraldton, a...

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